Hi, John:
Many thanks for the information you provide. I am now studying hard to
figure out how to implement the solution.
It might be hard to imagine how complicated the IT environment is. There
are many servers including both Windows
Server 2003, and Windows Server 2008, therefore, there are ASP applications
running on either Classic Mode IIS or
Integrated Mode IIS. As for those web application designed by COBOL, the
HW/SW environment are listed here:
Server: IBM zSeries Mainframe.
OS: zOS (64bit OS, it's predecessor is called MVS.)
Application Server: CICS (a traditional transaction based application
server.)
IBM design a CWS (CICS Web Support) module for CICS to embrace the web
world.
The CWS module will handle all HTTP requests and route request to COBOL
applications.
(Under CICS, COBOL application is called transaction.)
Well, that's why I always get 'headache' recently. :-)
Oswald.
John Gasper於 2014年9月5日星期五UTC+8下午10時34分20秒寫道：
>
> Hi Oswald,
>
> For Classic ASP, I've use
> https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASC/CAS+Proxying+with+Classic+ASP and it
> met my needs. Also, if you are running the Classic ASP in IIS's integrated
> pipeline (set on the app pool), you might also find success just using the
> .NET CAS Client. On this page, they should how to secure PHP running on IIS
> using an Integrated Pipeline and the .NET CAS Client:
> https://wiki.jasig.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=35389878. I'm pretty
> sure I was able to get this working with ASP as well, but that was a while
> ago. (I also remember there being a caveat that we ran into, so we switched
> to the first link's method in one apps case).
>
> As for COBOL, what App Server is it running under? If it is also IIS, the
> pipeline method might work.
>
> Good luck.
>
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